Georgia are looking forward to the biggest match in their rugby history after qualifying for a World Cup match against the All Blacks.
Georgia earned the right to play the world champions at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium on October 2 next year after beating Romania to win the FIRA-AER European Nations Cup Division 1A title in front of a capacity crowd of 27,000 at the Mikheil Meskhi Stadium in Tbilisi, Romania.
After the 22-9 victory, Georgia's coach Milton Haig, a New Zealander who is a former coach of Counties, said: "For Georgia and the guys, to play against the All Blacks - something we've never done before - will be a special occasion. Of course, as a coach and a Kiwi, it will be something I have never dreamed of before and it will be massive.
"We will enjoy this victory and then prepare well for Rugby World Cup. We will be targeting two wins in our pool at least."
Georgia, who have played in the past three World Cup tournaments, will also face Tonga, Argentina and a yet-to-be-determined Africa qualifier at next year's global tournament in England and Wales.
